Transition Orientation

Question 1

Transition is about figuring out your future on your own.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 2

Small groups session are ineffective for providing your transition services.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

Self-Advocacy means

Accepted Answer

you are confident to speak up for yourself

Question 4

Post-Secondary Education services include things like:

Accepted Answer

Improving your study skills and/or notetaking, Preparation for the ACT or SAT tests, College Admission Requirements, Career Education Requirements

Question 5

Employment services include things like:

Accepted Answer

Developing a Resume, Time Management, Career Assessment and Exploration, Career Information and Profiles

Question 6

Your transition services are

Accepted Answer

Required by Federal Law

Question 7

Transition is all about staying the same.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 8

Independent Living Skills include learning about

Accepted Answer

Communication and Active Listening, Self-Advocacy, Coping Skills, Managing Money

Question 9

Your transition plan covers all of these except:

Accepted Answer

Retirement planning

Question 10

Your transition plan begins

Accepted Answer

at age 14

Question 11

The purpose of your transition plan is:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 12

One to one sessions provide you

Accepted Answer

with a chance to ask questions, with services designed to help you prepare for life after high school, a chance to overcome your fears, the opportuity to talk about your dreams

Question 13

Your transition services are

Accepted Answer

based on your goals and included in your IEP - Individual Education Plan

Transition Orientation

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Transition Orientation

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